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Newspaper

Tri City Star

Location

Davenport, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1905

Page

1

Local Briefs Highlight Businesses and Officials

Mixed city brief covers multiple small businesses and services including Schick's Express & Transfer, Schreidt-Electric Co, Nagel's Art store, and the Cherry Restaurant. Mentions Davenport area posts, the Rock Island system, court motions, and local police actions involving Maquoketa youths. Includes church notices, weathered captions, and calendar demand for a trading company calendar.

Kvene Brady Schick's Express & Transfer Co Chéney Brady St Schreidt-Electric Co West Sundy Street Harry Schroeder Amazon Vinesur Works Ises Burlington A. B. Smelley Roct Island Orbig Des Moines Nagel West Fourth Strest Bortin Opera Jett Rock Islander Firefoen Artwoth Packing Company Bollinger A. Ontlon Mieke More Speeide Aintorsen Fhinx Breinnauer George Dled‘retak Rhanre Vogt, Schick and DeArmand John Miller Jerome Allen Maquoketa Lie Rook Leland Depot Alig Meijeve Eldridge Wrenn Patterson Sowdh Haven Michi Power College of Music Pauterson Lthone Town Bethlehem Clurch Watez J. H. Wilson Sundiey School Thea Iittle Ue Tenn Sters’ & Farmers’ Coal Company Us Gig Tse Forsimmile Thiére Bricelagd Court House Nelson LaMar Henry Wiese Wiese Grand Avenue Heinrich Hamdart Eldridge Sayings Bank Foe Northwest Sorthwest Gaction

Investment Offer for Town Property Sale

The ad promotes a town house for sale with modern conveniences, paved street, and a wood shed, priced at 32,00. It urges purchase before price rises and promises value near 4,000 by today’s standards. Also mentions other city properties, farmland, and available 2 acres with buildings.

Markets of America Wheat Markets and Cattle Summary

The report shows a mixed North American market with wheat and oats trading around mid- prices, cattle and sheep markets opening steady while hogs move weak to lower. Western yard data lists arrivals at Omaha and Kansas City, with prices for light to heavy hogs and cattle variation, and Liverpool grain closes with wheat prices down.

Chicago Omahe Kansas City U. S

Boller Denies Suit Over One Day Cold Cure

A Fairfield Iowa court record shows Boller of Waslopd denied a $3.00 suit against Ira end Bessie Sickles. Palmer & Kopp filed January 4, docket H, case 631 equity. Papers include six pages, contract copy, mortgage, and alleged arraignment against Sickles and his wife.

Fairfeld Boller Waslopd Bessie Sickles Bakers Sickles

Valley Express-Expressions jumble of anecdotes and gossip

A fragmentary Valley Express-Expressions sheet mixes political quips social quirks and rumors. It lampoons politicians references Mrs Chadwick Port Arthur and Port Arthur era events while noting election talk and a fatal shooting a poor defendant and Russian New Year celebrations with digressive bits on marriage ads and encumbered gentlemen.

Aos Tellowa Baling Stoesser Tom Watgog Skettucky Deing Minnie Looze William Loose Moines Tira Loose Port Arthur Jet Sioux City Journal United States Carnegie Russia Germany Washington Democrat Paileics Bow Ike Newton Paweliseinean Chaulton Christus

Brother of Local Man Killed in an Accident

W Brown of Davenport returned from Omaha after attending his brother Wilistesowns funeral. Wilistesown died in Omaha while mixing a steam pipe at the We Omaha Packing plant. He escaped a cloud of steam then collapsed, died sixteen hours later in hospital. He was 41, married, with four children, survived by his wife, four children, brother George, and mother Mrs George Brown.

W. Brown Davenport Omaha Mr. Brown We Omaha Packing Company Lim Pennsylvania Onsha Devenport Aid Lao Harry Richard Marie George George Brown

Hazers Kill Son at Farm Near Jons City

In Jon Michigan on January 1 a young man, son of Daniel Johnson, died after a hazing incident at the state agricultural college. He was brought home and was said to be a maoiac. Parents allege the death was caused by hazing.

Jons Mich

Plan for Fairfield new school building approved plan

Monthly school meeting discussed submitting seven proposals to Fairfield voters for a new school building. The site remains undecided and a bid exceeds 25 000 dollars. Officials note overcrowding with some rooms near sixty pupils, about twice ideal.

Fairfeld Balding Fairfield

Dr Shoop Restorative Promises Healing From Nerve Nuisances

A promotional medical text touts Dr Shoop's Restorative as a century's work addressing nerve weakness tied to heart liver stomach and kidneys. It claims free samples and a bold offer to prove efficacy with extensive testimonials across many communities, urging belief in the treatment.

A Bond of Sympathy Nerve System as Core of Health

The inside nerve system is the most important system in the human body and governs vital organs. Our life rests on its action with nerves acting continuously. Many illnesses are framed as nerve sickness and can be treated through improving inside nerve function, while organic derangements arise from lack of proper nerve activity.

Nerve theory promises relief through a new medicine

A promoter argues one root nerve system explains many ailments and offers free trials of his medicine. He asserts sympathetic nerves link diseases, warns against patchwork treatments, and insists his remedy can cure at home with no risk, inviting readers to test it at his expense.

Free bottle offer for health cure book promotion

An opaque advertisement promises a free bottle and a book on health topics including dyspepsia heart issues and kidney care. It urges writing for a free order and claims mild cases cure with one or two bottles, directing readers to Dr Schapp in Racine Wisconsin.

Dr.Schapp Jon Wis

Stomach Trouble Insights From Solar Plexus Nerve

A brief description discusses the solar plexus as a delicate nerve center governing stomach health. It claims blows there cause knockout effects and markets Dr Shoop's Restorative as strengthening this inside nerve to relieve internal stomach troubles.

Kidney Troubles and the Inside Nerves

The text describes kidney function as filters controlled by the renal plexus inside nerves. Weak regulation supposedly causes kidney trouble to worsen, with claims that no external treatment cleans or cures and that Dr Shoop's Restorative tone strengthens and restores the nerves to renew kidney health.

Heart Trouble and the Nerve System Promise

Describes the heart beating over ten thousand times daily and attributes heart trouble to weak or irregular nerves. Promotes Dr Shoop's Restorative WIG as a cure by restoring the cardiac plexus and aligning the nerve system, claiming it also restores the solar and renal plexuses as equal parts of the nervous system.

Nervn Dr. Shoop Shoop

Sympathetic Nerves Linked to Womanly Troubles

The article argues most female troubles stem from inside nerve weakness, not organs. It promotes Shopp'y Restorative as a remedy that supposedly strengthens inner nerves and removes the root cause of weakness permanently.

One Ear of Corn Sells for Record Prices at Ames Exhibit

An Ames Iowa corn exhibit set world selling records with single ears fetching high sums. Prize ear sold for $12 to J T Alexander of Alexander Ward Conover, while other ears and the top prize drew bids from growers and brokers. The event highlighted agronomic prestige and seed transfers for future crops.

Ames Inn Dha Towa T. W T. W. ‘Jones Iowa Stata College W. . Johnson Athens St Louis Fr. Johnson W. Roe D. B. Nims Emernaz I. Coonaf I. W. Roe Tae Entis H. J. Boar Faringut Igo Brothers J.T. Alexander Alexander, Ward «& Conover Stock Commission Galen Stock Yarde Chicago Fava Hethershiw Alexander Aloc. Caldwell Enrs

Professor Ed win reports Texas trip and horticultural notes

Professor Ed win of the horticultural department at Iowa State College returned from a southern tour through Texas. He visited Galveston San Antonio and met Iowa alumni now shaping Texas institutions. He notes Texas spring vegetables, diverse agriculture including rice in the lowlands and grazing in central and panhandle areas, with rapid adoption of irrigation.

Texas Amy State Union Panhandle Erwin

Parsons Fill Vacancies At College Music Dept

Fairfield January 14 At chapel exercises President Parsons announced changes in the music division at Parsons College Miss Avery will handle the vocal department while Miss Ball temporarily directs the instrumental division as Professors Morehead and Ball resign to lead the Morning State Normal College music programs Both graduates of the New England Conservatory of Music the trio and their colleagues are noted for study in Germany and long service at Parsons College

Win State Normal Bhgland Sronservatory Illuste Morehead Migs Ball Cha Parson Miss Avery Moorehead Germany America

Arizona to be staged at Burtla Opera House this Sunday

Dramatic Aid presents Augustus Thomas American drama Arizona with praise from Chicago, Boston, Washington, Philadelphia. Scenes painted from actual Arizona sketches by Walter Burridge and Charles Ritter. costumes and decor by Frederick Remington. cast features noted actors amid a Southwest setting.

Wuccensen Brillant Theatrical Beacon New York Piay Chicago Bastion Washington Philadelphia Burtla Opera House Agustus Thomas Arizona Mizzouri Thomas Hac Otter Wilter Thomas Atory Eno Herald Square Academy of Music Grand Opera House Canby's Ranch Fort Grant Aravaipa Valley Walter Burridge Act Tro Canby’s_ Ranch Charles Ritter Actus Frederick Remingto Thea Man

Man denies suing Sickles in $8000 claim

Fayaz says he did not sue Bessie Sickles in a roughly $8,000 case. Court records show Palmer & Kopp filed the suit for J. Bole Verat of Wayland, with Cherk Johnson of Henry County as attorney. The suit was issued January 4 and later appears to have been withdrawn without prejudice.

Fayaz J. Bole Verat Wayland Bessie Sickles Cherk Johnson Henry County Palmer & Kopp

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